All right, good morning.

Since August of last year, Joe Biden has been trying to get a Ukraine supplemental passed in the House specifically.

Republicans, however, just like Donald Trump, when he's on trial, it's all about delay, delay, delay.

But now, it looks, it looks like the Ukraine supplemental finally made it out of the Rules Committee and members of the House will vote today

on rules for debate surrounding a 95 billion dollar, 95 billion dollar foreign aid

supplemental that involves Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan. This procedural vote is expected to pass later today, which

means tomorrow on Saturday the House will finally vote on three single subject foreign aid bills.

61 billion dollars for Ukraine, another bill giving 15 billion dollars to Israel 9 billion in

humanitarian aid to the Palestinians and then a third bill providing 8 billion to

Taiwan and its neighbors to defend against China.

But despite fighting between Iran and Israel escalating early this morning, all eyes will be on the

vote for Ukraine. We kind of know that Israel will get its funding.

We're also certain Ukraine is going to get its funding.

But which Republicans will vote for Ukraine?

And the real question is,

will the aid to Ukraine arrive too late?

Ukraine could fall in a month, possibly two weeks.

So says Michael McCall, the Republican Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee,

who testified yesterday before the House Rules Committee, urging panel members to release

the $61 dollar Ukraine supplemental so it can get voted on

tomorrow before a full house where it is expected to pass.

That Ukraine Supplemental passed in the Senate two months ago,

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